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The best of the rest of the fest

Arts & Entertainment

The best of the rest of the fest

by the Eye on Coney Film Bureau

Suck city: Movie brings old vampire to New York

DUMBO

Suck city: Movie brings old vampire to New York

By Alexandra Simon

Baffling ballet: Dance troupe screens funny, freaky film

Baffling ballet: Dance troupe screens funny, freaky film

By Lauren Gill

The ‘Big’ show: Immersive cinema takes on the Dude

Bushwick

The ‘Big’ show: Immersive cinema takes on the Dude

By Alexandra Simon

A comprehensive guide to this summer’s remaining outdoor films

Arts & Entertainment

A comprehensive guide to this summer’s remaining outdoor films

By the Brooklyn Screen Team

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Hey there, short stuff! Nitehawk celebrates mini movies

By Alexandra Simon

Tale of the tape: Brooklyn film festivals!

Arts & Entertainment

Tale of the tape: Brooklyn film festivals!

By Bill Roundy

Putter there! Mini-golf course creates mini-Brooklyn

Putter there! Mini-golf course creates mini-Brooklyn

By Lauren Gill

‘One-Eye’ open! Classic Red Hook movie screens at Art Fest

Brooklyn Heights

‘One-Eye’ open! Classic Red Hook movie screens at Art Fest

By Caroline Spivack

Sweet talkie: An almost-silent romance in 1920s Coney Island

Prospect Heights

Sweet talkie: An almost-silent romance in 1920s Coney Island

By Caroline Spivack

John Travolta films John Gotti bio-pic in Bath Beach

John Travolta films John Gotti bio-pic in Bath Beach

By Caroline Spivack

Woody Allen’s new movie named ‘Wonder Wheel’

Arts & Entertainment

Woody Allen’s new movie named ‘Wonder Wheel’

By Caroline Spivack

Run of the mill: Meet Brooklyn’s millennial-only talk show

Arts & Entertainment

Run of the mill: Meet Brooklyn’s millennial-only talk show

By Alexandra Simon

‘Audio’ video: Doc details demise of Wiliamsburg venue Death by Audio

‘Audio’ video: Doc details demise of Wiliamsburg venue Death by Audio

By Claire McCartney

Lost and sound: Guitarist creates soundtrack for forgotten Orson Welles film

Lost and sound: Guitarist creates soundtrack for forgotten Orson Welles film

By Julianne Cuba

People’s choice: Ditmas Park film a finalist in Downtown film fest

Downtown

People’s choice: Ditmas Park film a finalist in Downtown film fest

By Alexandra Simon

Farce awakens: Comedians re-write ‘Star Wars’ and other classic films

Park Slope

Farce awakens: Comedians re-write ‘Star Wars’ and other classic films

By Laura Meltzer

Holiday bonus: ‘Kevin Geeks Out’ doubles down on Santa specials

Downtown

Holiday bonus: ‘Kevin Geeks Out’ doubles down on Santa specials

By Bill Roundy

Love the talkies, don’t love the talkers: Seniors cheer new, quiet Alamo Drafthouse movie theater

Downtown

Love the talkies, don’t love the talkers: Seniors cheer new, quiet Alamo Drafthouse movie theater

By Lauren Gill

Father ‘hoods: ‘Dad Day’ series explores Brooklyn nabes

Arts & Entertainment

Father ‘hoods: ‘Dad Day’ series explores Brooklyn nabes

By Julianne Cuba

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